Cronks Welcome Son Eric Jonathan Allen Cronk Oswego May 26
Mr and Mrs Richard Cronk of the North Road are the parents of a son born May 26 at Oswego Hospital. He is named Eric Jonathan Allen Cronk. Mrs Allen Cronk is a patient at St Josephs Hospital in Syracuse. Various local residents visited, hosted, or traveled, with numerous outings noted across families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronks
Oswego
Demster
Richard Cronk
North Road
Oswego Hospital
Eric Jonathan Allen Cronk
Ward Parkhurst
Nine Mile Point Road
H. Leslie Hyde
Katie Fones
New Haven
Syracuse
Charles Anderson
Seneca Falls
Mossman Leishman
Kenneth Lyon
Richard
Patricia
Dan Lord
Fayetteville
Hazelton Spencer
Jackson Type
Harold Mowers
Salisbury
Grover Clemons
Wayne Duell
Canada
Carol Darrow
Mexico
Nancy Halsey
Arthur Duell
Leslie Hyde
Robert Parkhurst
South New Haven
Bing
Manning Emery
Guy Dennis
Fulton
Grandjean
Ward Myers
North Billerica
Mass
Kenneth Larkin
Robert Dunlap
Cozard
Neb
Local Weather Report and Forecast Details
Weather data for the 24 hour period ending 9 am shows high 74 and low 60 with mean 67 and 0.17 inches precipitation. Winds WNW at 12, station pressure 29.90, humidity 90 percent. Sunshine and clouds with a few showers possible tonight and cooler conditions. Friday mostly fair with mild temperatures and variable winds.
MACS Senior Band to March In Herkimer
The Mexico Academy and Central School senior band, state champions, joins top Northeastern units in Herkimer this Saturday at 7 30 p m for a flag tribute and performances by Skyliner Buckaneers Connecticut Hurricanes Interstatemen Muskateers and Mexico Matadors. The program offers the local band a chance to compare on a judge supervised field ahead of Buffalo events in July. The group also plans parades with the Mexico Volunteer Fire Department Oswego July 4 events Syracuse Scottish Games drill exhibitions and concerts.
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Mexico
Herkimer
Mexico Matadors
Mexico Academy
Central School
New York State
American Legion
United States
Herkimer Elks Club
Skyliner
New York City
Buckaneers
Reading
Connecticut Hurricanes
Sheloh
Buffalo
Uly
Yankees Fine Three for Training Break Whistling
The New York Yankees fined three players $250 each for breaking training with incidents including whistling at restaurant staff. Names not disclosed though reports linked two to Mantle and Reniff. General Manager Ralph Houk announced the action, citing it as a public lapse and saying more discipline followed.
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Kansas City
New York Yankees
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Hal Reniff
Ralph Houk
New York
Houk
Phil Linz
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Boston
Linz
Psychologist Delivers Talk by Mistake at Local Club
Leo Yarutis of the Kentucky State Reformatory spoke at a downtown restaurant after entering the wrong meeting. He gave an illustrated talk to acquaintances before learning the correct event was in an adjoining room.
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Lagrange
Leo Yarutis
Kentucky State Reformatory
Yarutis
Leishman to Spend Summer at Long Lake
Local note lists Lynn Leishman returning home from the SACO and planning a summer at Long Lake. Various parish and community happenings include Children’s Day at New Haven Congregational Church, June 13, and several visits, parties, and transfers among area families and workers.
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Mabel Hessell
Hazelton Spencer
Katie Fones
Fones
Demster Beach
Brendan Bierdsall
Yvonne Freund
Carol Schenk
Karen Showers
James Searles
Pepsi Cola Co
Syracuse
New Haven
Pepsi
Allen Smith
Linda
Edwin Smith
Howlett District
D. R. Fones
Jerry Fones
Robert Zufelt
Seven Americans Reach British Amateur Round from Wales
Seven American golfers advanced at Royal Porthcawl facing Britain’s top players. Notables Bill Hyndman Hunter McDonald and Bob Gardner led the charge beating or challenging prominent figures including Dick Chapman Alan Thirlwell and Joe Carr as they strive to keep the United States flag flying in the British Amateur Championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyndman
Scotland
Ronnie Shade
Katie
Gardner
John Miles
New York City
Joe Carr
Ireland
Britain
Jack Penrose
Philadelphia
Peter Townsend
England
Jim Campbell
Rochester
N.Y
David Marsh
Jim Walkinshaw
Jack Thornton
David Sheahan
Bob James
Major League Baseball Leaders Summary
The batch lists top players by league leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Notable names include Mays of San Francisco with 18 homers and 69 or 70 hits, Koufax of Los Angeles with 119 strikeouts, and Rose of Cincinnati with 41 runs. Other leaders include Banks Chicago batting 48 RBIs and Wills Los Angeles with 36 stolen bases.
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Howard
Washington
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Los Angeles
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Colavito
Cleveland
Kaline
Detroit
Cardenal
Pascual
Fisher
Buzhardt
Grant
McDowell
Lopez
Associated Press
Coleman
Cincinnati
Johnson
Rose
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Torre
Milwaukee
McCovey
Wills
Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Gibson
Perry
Mexico Central School boys to present Grange program
Agricultural boys from Mexico Central School will present a program at Mexico Grange Friday night under Allen C. Bailey. The annual event is appreciated by Grange members and the notable outstanding boy in the Agricultural Department will receive $10. Myers Babcock attends Pomona Grange at Sandy Creek in June. The Fifth Degree will be conferred at 8 p.m. and prospective Pomona members are invited.
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Mexico
Mexico Central School
Mexico Grange
Allen C. Bailey
Agricultural Department
Grange
Myers Babcock
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Forele
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Linder
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Mcintosh Ca
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Long Lake
Raymond Bailey
Beverly Hillbillies
J. Alou
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Callison
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Green
Wagner
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